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Kurt Sansone is Executive Editor of MaltaToday. He was formerly deputy editor of MaltaToday on Sunday and later editor of Illum, before joining The Times of Malta. He was awarded best new feature in the 2012 IGM awards, and best commentary journalism in 2025.

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Robert Abela wants Malta to outperform Europe in the digital and green transitions

National

Prime Minister Robert Abela tells business leaders at EY conference his government intends putting Malta at the forefront of the digital and green transitions • Touches on...

Justice Minister miffed but does not use power to request probe into ‘irresponsible’ magistrate

National

Justice Minister writes to Chief Justice over magistrate who was rapped by a judge but stops short of asking the Commission for the Administration of Justice to investigate the...

Government wants to define country’s vision for the next 25 years

National 17 October 2024, 5:44pm

Kurt Sansone

Robert Abela wants Malta to outperform Europe in the digital and green transitions

Justice Minister miffed but does not use power to request probe into ‘irresponsible’ magistrate

Government wants to define country’s vision for the next 25 years

European Commission cannot intervene in Identità fraud scandal, Johansson tells Casa

Minister opens debate on tougher punishments for violence against public officers with dig at anti-corruption activists

[WATCH] Josef Vella: ‘Politicians need to stop trying to win votes by doing favours’

Robert Abela’s Villa Rosa show leaves ministers uncomfortable

Two UN peacekeepers in Lebanon injured after Israeli military targets watchtower

Police ordered TM to give Jason Azzopardi reserved parking… it miffed Labour’s Emanuel Cuschieri

Repubblika unveils anti-corruption manifesto

Malta’s db Group lays foundation stone for Hard Rock Hotel at St George’s Bay

Disappointed educators still waiting for improved pay packets from sectoral agreement

Malta-registered Ryanair aircraft aborts Brindisi take-off after engine bursts into flames

Income tax cuts to cost more than €100 million, Clyde Caruana says